in herds

Eventually, the artist wants to release these creatures out in herds on the beaches and allow them to live their own lives.

Narrator: Eventually these beasts are going to live in herds on the beaches. Theo Jansen is working hard on this evolution.

Moving in herds doesn't just give investors a sense of 'safety in numbers. ' It also gives them pleasure.

No adult bones were found at the site, suggesting that the young plant-eaters traveled on their own in herds.

A2 milk remains high in herds in much of Asia, Africa, and parts of Southern Europe.

Adult females and young travel in herds, while adult males generally travel alone or in groups of their own.

But it has been found in herds in Canada, Argentina and Australia.

A. They do not like living in herds.

Goats travel mostly in herds that can cover areas up to 12 miles across.

Equally fundamental is that fund managers tend to move in herds because that reduces the risk of their losing client mandates.

Those were wild asses maybe, or zebras flying around in herds .

To get his shoestrings he speculates in herds of cattle.

They filter out sick and weak animals in herds. . .

J: no, but I have stood on the outside looking in herds running.

It probably moved in herds of around 20, stripping vegetated areas of leaves, seed and fruit before moving on to find a new place to graze.

Living in herds of up to 200 in the remoter corners of the Tibetan plateau,